Our selection of interesting news and opinion from the day's newspapers.

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Essential HuffPost

The Opposition has chosen Meira Kumar as its Presidential polls. Shivam Vij writes that Kumar is ably qualified to the President of India. But by nominating her as their presidential candidate the opposition may have admitted that it was 'stumped' by the BJP in the presidential polls.

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Even as India and Pakistan are fighting it out in court over a Pakistan court awarding death penalty to Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav, in a new 'confession video' released by Pakistan, Jadhav has asked for mercy from the neighbouring country's powerful army chief.

Anil Kumble's resignation shocked many cricket fans, but team India was also equally shocked. The team was unaware that Kumble wouldn't join them in the West Indies. They found out when they landed at St. Lucia, on their way to Trinidad that Kumble had resigned.

Off The Front Page

A man, in east Delhi's GTB enclave, cut off his step daughter's ears and claimed that he did so on the command of ghosts. Thankfully, he was arrested before he could slash her neck.

Even as Darjeeling burns, with the protests for Gorkhaland intensifying, the district administration has blacked out regional and local television channels. The move comes after internet services were suspended. Officials have said that this was a "speedy remedy for the maintenance of public tranquility."

Opinion

Madhavi Goradia Diven writes in The Indian Express that the internet has become the recruiting ground for terrorists and it was time for the democratic world to come together and fight it.

An editorial in The Times of India explains that while the importance of Aadhaar has extended in India with the TB patients requiring it to avail cash benefits from the government, its legal ecosystem needs a big upgrade.